Matter of the heart.

That's Meat Loaf -Bat out of bright for me to this day. I still remember when I in 1977 for the first time held the record in hand and she could not wait to play. What came after that did not make me let go for 36 years. It is still -Bat out of bright, at least for me, one of the best albums ever produced. Mag Loaf fame also faded, the music will continue. Together with the brilliant Jim Steinman and voiced Ellen Foley -Bat out of bright will also survive the next few decades. Bombastik-rock-pop in its purest form, is no longer on offer. Heartache, choirs, heartbreaking piano sounds and rock-hard guitar riffs combine to this Silberling to a music event that was unique and still is.

-Bat Out of bright is an opener in a class. Almost 10 minutes chasing Loaf his voice through all the ups and downs. -You Took The Word right out of my Mouth- is a rock anthem, which is of the class with her Queens -Bohemian Rapsodie- on par. Still one of the most beautiful ballads ever is -Heaven CAN WAIT. A class song like -All rewed up with no place to go-fits seamlessly into the album. Who creates -Two out of three aint bath without handkerchief, is a damn tough guy. I can do this in any case is extremely rare. Then Ellen Foley follows duet with Meat Loaf. Your -Paradise by the Dashboardlight- is a classic of the genre. At the end -For crying out loud- underlines to hear a perfect album certainty.

Jim Steinman's songs are fingerprints of music history. Meat Loaf's voice made them immortal. If you have a record collection that he wants to show, should own this album. Who still remembers the performances Meat Loaf with Ellen Foley, who moments before the mind's eye, which will probably never be deleted from your hard drive in head. So; even if the review of this CD of mine about 36 years comes too late: That was here and is music at its best. The missing could leave a small gap in the musical life ...